...of the word Britain;—a name which has puzzled all English antiquarians. " There were three names given to the Isle of Britain from the beginning: Before it was inhabited it was called the Sea-girt green spot. After it was inhabited, it was called the Honey Island: And after the people...

...perhaps a grain of gold. The Welsh, in their Triads, say, " There were three names given to the Island of Britain from the beginning." Before it was inhabited it was called "the sea-girt green spot." After it was inhabited it was called " the honey island." And after the...

...isle from the Sclavonic, or Scandinavian tribes. " There names," says the first Triad, " have been given to the isle of Britain from the beginning. Before it was inhabited, it was called Clas-Merddin, (the country with sea cliffs) and afterwards Fel-Ynis, (the Island of Honey :) when government...

...chyfanneddu arni, YFel Ynys; a gyrru gwledigaeth arni gan Prydain ab Aedd Mawr, y doded arny ynys Prydain. (Three names were given to the Isle of Britain from the beginning ; before it was inhabited, Clas Merddin was the name given ; and after it was inhabited, that of Fel Ynys, [the honey island]...

...give us the following intimations of the primary colonization of the island. " There were three names given to the Isle of Britain from the beginning. Before it was inhabited it was called Clas Merddin (the sea girt green spot). After it was inhabited it was called Y Vel Ynys (the honey Isle). And after...

...give us the following intimations of the primary colonization of the island. " There were three names given to the Isle of Britain from the beginning. Before it was inhabited it was called Clas Merddin (the sea girt green spot). After it was inhabited it was called Y Vel Ynys (the honey Isle). And after...

...believe that this western nook was their original and proper allotment in the great division of the 1 Roll of Tradition and Chronology. 8 Pliny. 9 See Higgins,...first from the deluge. Prydain, the son of Aedd Mawr, n%d established a government therein, it obtained the name of Ynys Prydain."7 Another Triad tells us...

...first colonization of Britain to the Cymry (Cimbri). Triad First says : — ' ' Three names have been given to the Isle of Britain from the beginning. Before it was inhabited it was called Clas Merddin, and afterwards i The Welsh Triads, or Triocdd Ynys Prydain, are given in full in the Myvyrian Archcsology...

...first colonization of Britain to the Cymry (Cimbri). Triad First says : — " Three names have been given to the Isle of Britain from the beginning. Before it was inhabited it was called Clas Merddin, and afterwards Fel Ynys. When it was put under government by Prydain, son of Aedd the Great, it was...

...from whom it is alleged the country toolc its name. It is thus stated :— " There were throe names given to the Isle of Britain from the beginning. Before it was inhabited it was called the Sea-girt Green Spot. After it was inhabited, it was called the Honey Island, from the quantity...